Editor: I. Mallikarjuna Sharma Volume 11: 15-31 March 2015 No. 5-6

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4 (2015) 1 LAW TO GET A CLEAR INSIGHT INTO EVENTS AT HOME AND ABROAD READ MAINSTREAM Current Affairs Weekly Editor: SUMIT CHAKRAVARTTY Mainstream provides serious and objective analysis of contemporary developments affecting the nation. Mainstream offers wide interaction of thought and expression covering divergent viewpoints reflected in the democratic polity. Mainstream dissects all aspects of domestic politics, foreign affairs, national economy, problems of ecology and development, scientific and technological progress. Mainstream publishes invaluable documents of abiding relevance for global security, regional cooperation and India’s self-reliant advance. Get your copy from your news agent or write to us at MAINSTREAM 145/1D, Shahpur Jat (First Floor), (Near Asiad Village), New Delhi - 110 049. All India Distributors: CENTRAL NEWS AGENCY 4E/4 Jhandewalan Extension, New Delhi - 110 055. Price: Rs. 15/- SUBSCRIPTION RATES INLAND 6 Months 1 Year 2 Years 3 Years Life Subscription* FOREIGN Air Mail (annual) Individuals Rs 300 Rs 500 Rs 900 Rs 1200 Rs 8000 Asia $ 85 Institutions - - - Rs 600 Rs 1000 Rs 1500 Rs 10,000 Europe $ 100 * Life subscription available only in India. America $ 120 Surface Mail (annual) All Countries $ 80 Please send subscription by Cheque/Postal Order/MO to Perspective Publications Private Limited, 145/1D, Shahpur Jat (First Floor), (Near Asiad Village), New Delhi - 110 049; Ph: 26497188; Fax: 26569382; E-mail: mainlineweekly@yahoo.com; Website: www.mainstreamweekly.net. Please add Rs. 20/- to inland outstation cheques towards bank charges; all remittances to Perspective Publications Private Limited. Advt. Law Animated World, 15-31 March 2015 4
PARUCHURI HANUMANTHA RAO Paruchuri Hanumantha Rao, son of Narsaiah and Ramamma, Born 16 January 1924 at Chittarpu, Divi Taluk, Krishna District. Died: 2 March 2015 at Hyderabad. [This interview taken in both the ordinary narrative, and answers to questions, forms.] * * * ♣ Text of interview by IMS, dated Monday 27-01-2003 at Hyderabad; From IMS (Ed.), In Retrospect, Vol. 5, Pt. 2, pp. 465-476; Sri Hanumantha Rao is no longer with us; expired at about 4 PM on Monday, 2 March 2015 at the age of 91 years; our glowing tributes Sri Hanumantha Rao garu who was a dedicated communist activist, spent years in prison including in Cuddalore Jail during the 1948-50 tumultuous period, later took to film and then printing industry, shined as nobody ordinarily does - all through his hard work and self-help and built up the great Pragati Printers, perhaps the No. 1 printing press in Hyderabad which also won many world class awards. He was always considerate and helpful towards the needs and demands of the people and especially very friendly towards all of us socialist roaders. He and Pragati Printers also helped most of our publications wholeheartedly and especially contributed and still contribute a lot to the printing of our world law fortnightly, LAW ANIMATED WORLD. My profound condolences to his family and friends; emphases in bold ours - IMS. - I. Mallikarjuna Sharma ♣ I was born in a poor peasant family of the Kamma community. My native village Chittarpu is at about 16 kilometres from Machilipatnam, in the Divi Taluk of Krishna District. When the big deluge devastated the Divi Seema in 1925 I was just one-year old and now I have completed 79 and running 80. My father had only about 2 ½ acres of dry land but all the same we were not used to go to labour in others’ fields. The men in our family used to work hard in the fields but women used to mainly look after domestic work and then do any labour at home only but not go to the fields. My mother used to spin on the Charkha too in addition to the usual domestic jobs like peeling off the groundnut shells, piling tobacco leaves, etc. Gandhiji’s influence was no doubt behind the spinning but at the same time there was an economic aspect also to it. In childhood I used to tend cattle as herdsman and do light agricultural work too. A teacher was brought from Angalur, students were mobilized from door to door in our village and a night school was set up in which I studied up to 5th Class Telugu Medium. In Vakkalagadda, near our village, there was a school run by Bodi Narayana Rao who used to teach English also. I went to that school and joined 7th Class English Medium. Thereafter in Challapalli High School I studied 8th Class or III Form. At that time I joined the Scouts movement and also got acquainted with Chandra Rajeswara Rao, Challapalli Narayana Rao, Chandra Ramalingaiah, Kavuri Kutumba Rao, etc. Books like Gadar Veerulu (Gadar Heroes) and M.N. Roys’s articles inspired me very much. In 1936 elections we nationalist minded children used to go around with placards requesting people to vote for Gottipati Brahmaiah, Congress candidate who contested against the Challapalli Zamindar. The Zamindar was quite powerful those days and he ultimately won. But there was also a rumour that Gottipati 5 Law Animated World, 15-31 March 2015
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